Schedule A Complimentary Interview 

Lion Legal stands out from other law firms with our unique approach to communication and the practice of law. Our goal is to earn your business by providing exceptional legal services. However, we understand that we may not be the perfect fit for everyone, or every case.

To get a better sense of how we can help you, we invite you to schedule a complimentary phone interview. During this conversation, we will discuss our approach to the practice of law, our collaborative team dynamics, and our Communication and Billing Philosophies. This will help you determine if we are the best law firm for you and your circumstances.

If a slot opens up earlier than your chosen time, we will make every effort to reach out to you sooner, unless you specify that the scheduled time is crucial.

If you need an appointment sooner than what is currently available on our calendar, please contact our Front Office via email at [email protected]. We will do our best to accommodate your timeline.

Note: Scheduling an interview with Lion Legal does not create a conflict of interest or establish an attorney-client relationship. By scheduling an interview, you are acknowledging and waiving any actual or perceived conflict of interest that may arise during the initial phone interview with Lion Legal.

Is Lion Legal right for you?

We’re here to help in many areas, but we don’t handle every type of case. Consistent with our commitment to exceptional results, Lion Legal only accepts cases in the areas in which we practice and have extensive experience and knowledge. Just like doctors, lawyers tend to specialize in some areas and avoid others, because they don’t have the specific training or experience in those areas. This is true about us too. Below are some common areas that you may need legal help, in which Lion Legal does not accept cases. If you email us, we are happy to refer you to someone who does.

• Civil cases under $5,000 (LEARN MORE)
• Tenant evictions or landlord disputes
• Non-commercial driver traffic tickets
• Cases involving employment/housing discrimination, wrongful termination, lemon laws, car dealership issues, Social Security disability, or bankruptcy
• Situations where children have been moved from their parents to foster care